Transport Corporation of India (TCI) has filed its BRSR for FY26, reporting a turnover of Rs 43,526 million and a plan to reach carbon neutrality by FY 2040. The company has already cut CO2e emissions by 0.19 million tonnes through multimodal logistics and cleaner fuels. With 13,680 employees, TCI is shifting freight from road to rail and coastal shipping to lower its carbon footprint. The 2040 target raises questions about the capital needed to scale electric trucks and methanol-powered ships. TCI's stock has dropped 17% over the past year, so investors will watch whether these decarbonization investments pay off in margins and market share. The company's BRSR filing gives a baseline to track progress on emissions and fuel switching.
